Examples of using Devolution in English and their translations into Polish
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by headquarters, in parallel with the devolution process, which will not be complete until the end of 2004.
the agreement enables the two bodies to deepen European cooperation on local and regional democracy, devolution and self-governance in Europe.
The implementation expenses related to the devolution process are financed following the provisions of articles 1.3,
decentralised countries alike- surrounding the new balance that is needed between centralisation and devolution.
The devolution of 1% of insurance premiums to FDO for social projects;●contributions by almost 100 commission agents.
Acknowledges that European integration has made a useful contribution to the process of regional and local devolution in its Member States;
But if your granddaughter is as powerful as I have heard… a Fae's devolution is directly proportionate to their abilities.
Special Report No 1/2011Has the devolution of the Commission‘s management of external assistance from its headquarters to its delegations led to improved aid delivery?
The Court is also convinced that devolution of projects' management to the Delegation considerably improved achieving their objectives.
Assembly were set up, together with a number of North/South Bodies and devolution was restored in the closing weeks of the millennium.
considering at the same time devolution mechanisms allowing accountable presence at regional level.
Following devolution in 2007, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso set up a new Task Force led by Regional Affairs Commissioner Danuta Hübner to look into future EU/Northern Ireland cooperation.
The payment is made 50% in the reservation and tends 05 five days run for the cancellation and devolution of the same, in case he/she enters the sixth run day the cancellation loses the validity….
Wales in a uniform manner and the devolution of power over local government to Scotland,
Outside the Commission's Work Programme, the Subsidiarity Expert Group was also consulted for the preparation of the CoR's own-initiative opinion on devolution in the EU and on the place for local and regional self-government in EU policy-making and delivery.19.
It welcomed the auditors' overall conclusion that devolution had contributed to improving aid delivery as a key part of the Commission's wider reform of its management of external assistance over the last decade.
some 40% and 30% respectively of total disbursements were still resulting from projects/programmes which started under MEDA-I. The devolution process has certainly been a contributory factor in getting these projects to speed up implementation, thereby increasing overall disbursements.
Devolution has been suspended in Northern Ireland throughout the period since the last report
Member States from the Atlantic have welcomed this devolution and expect it to lead to a fisheries management that is able to react more quickly
there were major delays in implementation, but the devolution of responsibilities to the Delegation resulted in more effective project management procedures see paragraphs 39 and 40.